The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-09-10

z -Freeland is TO have s35,OOO Operi
l house
White Haven is to have castle of tn,
X. G. e.
An addition is being erected to tn,
Lehigh Stove Foundry here
Farmers should keep sharp lookout
for the travelling ''seed corn" mar.
The man who yet votes for Genera
Jackson never heard of Tulip soap.
Why is Tulip soap like hungry child
at dinner? Because at is there every
time"
An Allentown exchange says that the
bakers in that place use chrome yellow for
coloring.
The new opera house on the corner OF
Bank and Iron streets is rapidly ascending
upwards.
-All-wool suits made to order at $40,
sl2 and up at sondheim's o. T. S. c. H.,
Mauch Chunk
"A young son of William dIontz, resid-
ing on Lehigh street, fell and fractured his
right arm Sunday
Six clerks employed in the Packerton
offices were removed to the Valley offices at
Mauch Chunk this week.
Great bargain-All-wool pants made to
older at S4 and So, at Sondhem's One
Price Star Clothing Hail. Mauch Chunk
If you owe one, two or three dollars as
subscription to the ADVOCATE, don't forget
to call around and pay us. We need the
money.
Investigation is the acid that reveals
the glitter of hypocrisy and the oreide of
deceit. Tulip soap will stand the test.
Best in use.
"A number of our popular gentleman
and lady friends enjoyed the exciting and
exhiliarating pleasures of straw ride We'd
nesday evening.
White Haven, wants an opera house
The Board of Trade at that place will soon
settle the difficulty if it sees the necessity
of sucha building.
-Lehighton individuals have S115, $4,000
on interest. Some of this money put into
good solid improvements would make it
look more like enterprise
Harry StansberrY, better known here
as ''Slabby," a resident of northampton
street, was seyerly squeezed between the
cars at Packerton on Saturday.
Adam Eaches will expose to public
sale on the premises in East Penn town
ship on Saturay,..l7t valuable lot of
real estate and farming implements
"A Western editor lost ten subscribers
by saying; "Many of our readers require
an effective soap, and Tulip is just the
thing they have needed for long time.r
III Your watch or clock don't run cor
rectly, take it to Hagaman, on Bank street,
and If it then fails to keep time he will
make no charge. March 26-6m*
For good ready-made suit-for men,
boys and children-marked down in plain
figures to regular city prices, call at Sond-
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
The Patton farm, adjoining Simon
Walks, in Mahonlng Valley, is for rent on
reasonable terms. Apply to I'm. Thomp-
son, Switchback Saloon, Upper Mauch
Chunk.
Gable and Nusbaum's are having their
store fronts nicely repainted; combination
OF seal. light brown and OLIVE being used
with butifying effect. Shingler & son are
doing the work.
we direct the attention of our readers
to the new advertisement of II. A. Beltz,
ESQ.,, relative to Insurance for fire and life
-thn lattnr for man or hooet ,,,l,;ob -,
pears in another column.
I'VE dropped in at the Lehigh Valley
depot Tuesday and was agreeably surprised
to find our old friend JVm. Seaboldt ac-
cuping one of the stools. 1t makes the old
depot look natural to see the boss around
John F. Heilman ana Miss Sarah A.
Henritzy, both of this place, were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev F. X.
Berndt, of Stetlersville, Lehigh county on
the 3rd inst They have our congratula-
tions.
AT Penn Haven junction, this county,
one day recently the skeleton of man was
found undera large pile OF stones. The
fact that bullet was found lodged in his
cheek gives belief to the fact that the indi-
yidual had been foully dealt with.
"A Apoliceman says; ''How can prevent
scratching at the polls?' We would recon-
mend liberal use of a fine tooth comb and
an occasional shampoo and when you go
out driving hire your teams of David
Ebbert, the North street liveryman.
Fast young fellows who hire teams
from liyerymen should remember that if
they willfrlly or negligently damage or des-
troy the same they are liable to fine of
500 or twenty days Imprisonment. 1t
would not be a bad idea to remember
this.
j. G. Rex, the well-known Mahoning
milkman has on exhibition at the popular
saloon of Wm. Thompson, Upper Mauch
Chunk, twin pumpkins, raised ON a single
stalk, with forty-iiYe other large and heal
thy looking pumpkins. Who can beat the
record?
In to-day's issue appears the advertise
ment of the Rochester Brewing Company.
rhos. J. Beck, of the Rochester Bottling
House, being authorized to act as their
agent in this section. Rochester beer has
no equal, being entirely free from all pois-
onous ingredients.
The Rev. Daniel Deruelle, pastor of
the Presbyterian congregation of South
Bethlehem viii preach by exchange, sun
day, Sept. H. at Hokendauqua and Fern
Dale. The Rev. Little will ofiiciate m the
| South bethlehem presbvterian ebnrcb
morning and evening next Sabbath.
The IVoman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY., of the Preshytery of Lehigh, under the
administration of Mrs. /. IL. NJ. Knox, of
Easion' wife of the President of Lafayette
College, is having year of very successful
progress. This ladies society supports Mrs
James McComb, a Presbyterian missionary